Description
When There's No Forced Tactic, Improve Your Worst Piece. It's That Simple.
One of the most effective ways to improve your chess is to know where your pieces belong — and how to adapt when the position changes. When there's no forced tactic, the plan is simple: find a piece that can improve its position and function. Even improving your worst piece is a concept that avoids assessment insecurity and keeps you moving forward.
RB Ramesh — one of the world's best chess trainers, coach of rising Indian prodigy Praggnanandhaa, and trainer of many top Indian juniors — has carefully selected examples that underline the importance of regrouping your pieces and give you easy-to-remember rules of thumb.
What This Course Covers (4+ hours):
- How to identify which piece needs improving in any position
- The concept of regrouping — when and how to reposition pieces for maximum effect
- Rules of thumb for piece improvement — practical and immediately applicable
- Carefully selected model games illustrating the concept at every level
- How this simple system eliminates assessment insecurity and gives you a clear plan
A Fritz Trainer video course — more than 4 hours of strategic instruction from one of the world's most respected chess trainers.
Improve your worst piece. Find a plan. Win more games. The system used by India's best trainers.